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Should keep things out of the weather and away from the heat and I also found a one 8 inch coated steel cable from one of my other bikes of the past so I could effectively lock up all sorts of gear…
I use a similar cable with a small Master padlock for our hats. I just loop it around a frame member. It lives in a saddlebag. Nice option for your lock!
I use a set of handcuffs. They work very well, and although I am not a LEO, it may give someone who wants my helmet the impression that the bike owner may be carrying, so hopefully they will think twice before attempting to take my lid.
I use a set of handcuffs. They work very well, and although I am not a LEO, it may give someone who wants my helmet the impression that the bike owner may be carrying, so hopefully they will think twice before attempting to take my lid.
LOL! funny guy.
I read somewhere, maybe here, of someone who was using a set. I tried it and they really do work well and the key is small enough that it fits in the bike's keyfob without poking you through your pockets when riding. I still have my helmets so they must be working.
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Found a great spot for my Helmet Lock…
